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Two dwelling houses on Hrrlaborougn street
v hh _ ti . near Hillsborough Squaw,
~'__",w ;;‘v‘5n‘-::*°:!;*5_ '"1 l’°0m9. and have all modern conveniences. Possession
One dwelling nous Pri 3;
rmwe”,""_“ Pomuigsziveggn Ml':;l6r;>;1.taiail1E eiilhl rooms-Has nrodcrn
Weliner
WORK HORSES
“U8|\¢S’ Condition
Powders
It cleans them out and makes
stand up under hard work. Gi:-iieiltx
now--the spring is when it doe, 11",
most good-25c full pound.
iiradqurtcrs lor- liorae and Cattle mg;
clue.
Geo. E. Hughes.
'YOU'
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INVITED
If yon wish the best in photo-
graph ,finished on the new spec-
lalizetiv mounts, (the very latest
novelty.)
'TO
'VISIT
C>`lJ’I\.
STUDIO.
GEO. li. COOK
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Not only in its conmed
average circulation of 617] to
Dec. 30. 1905, and 7085 for
the last week in the old year for
The Daily and Tri-Wetkly, but
lilso in
General News.
Special Features.
Illustrations and
Modern E quipment
iiif iiiiAiii.iii'TET0Wii GUAiiiliA‘
is away ahead.
LENTEN SEASUN E
Lent is here, and for a few
weeks there will be greater de-
nrand for lisir.
We ran supply your wants in
the line of fish as well as any
other line of groceries. Bone-
less and skinless eoritish. bone-
less fish, ilritrsh Columbia Sul-
runn. lobsters, clams, sardirrca,
klpperrrl herring, etc.
BUTTER -A considerable
quantity of butler is used at
this time of the year. We
have a choice lot of creamery
print in flats at 25e per pound,
and ercamcry tub at :ze per
pound.
Favor ue with yourorder and
sec how quick you get it.
McKcnna’s Grocery,
PHONF { Up town store n6h.
` ' Down town storezzoa
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New
Spring
Stock
of Queen Quality
shoes is more
pleasing than ever.
We have styles
for all purposes.
The “Mannish,”
“Modish," and the
“Dainty P a ris-
ienne” are some of
the leading shapes.
The coinfort and
fit with' appearance
and wear make an
ideal shoe.
Allcy & Co.
 
FLOUR REDUCED 256 A BBL
We find that we are overstocked
on two brands of Flour--Gypsy
and Beacon.
In order to work some of it oil
quickly we have reduced both
brands
25° a Barrel '
This reduction will make
Gypsy $5.00 per barrel.
Beacon $4.75 per barrri.
Every barrel guaranteed or
money refunded.
Bccr & Goff.
Errata-»u\~»-nalllnliiiil
Mcn’s
Footwear,
Bcst Valuc,
Best `
WYEiiiS BEEF
IRON ANI) WINE
75c
Pull Pint Bottle
A great spring tonic.
Phone 86-We’ll
send it to you.
Stylcs,
Best .
Fittcrs.
For real ircnniue bargains
in all kinda of footwear, it
will pay you to investigate our
stock. _
Sprirrgigoods arriving daily
priced e cap for cash.
SPRAGUE & Ulf
stmnvsrns.
9,¢vna\w»
Reddin Bros.
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Business For Sale at
Cardigan Bridge
That we'l known bn=in¢m stand
and wharf property lately owned
by J. F. Norton. also dwelling
house wiiibe sold cheap. Apply
'° w. s. srrswsnr
or
J. F. NORTON.
Charlottetown.
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ilii Piillililllil r
liliiiiillii
,Offices in New Prowso Block
Charlottetown.
G. L. Con00N of :thc Great West Lifc‘
Assurance Co. is in thc city.;
Fon. stamping for syciet hole enr-
broidery sea classified column.
Miss Llnrls S'rn\vAlt1', city, is spending
n week at her home in Vernon River.
AN excellent, tenement in Ilrightou can
be rented at a reasonable rate. See classi-
fied column.
A1' the concert in Central Christian
church on Thursday the 20th the beat.
talent in the city will take part.
Mrs:-1 Wnaurlrrr-: D. WI-:Arr-rr-:nurz of
Vernon River has returned home after a
visit. to friends in Cherry Valley and Mt.
Albion.
ANY local or foreign wholesale house de`
airing nu experienced travelling reproson»
tativc should consult The Guardian
classified column.
Sour: very line photographs of Arch-
bishop 0'Briena\e exhibited in the dis-
play ease at the street door- leading to
Gauvin 8: Gentzsl'a Studio.
Omvrrn J. Mt'i{a\*, and bride (nee Miss
Wnyelof St Peters loft Thursday night
cn route to Sandon, B. C. While in thc
city they were the guests of Harry A.
and Mrs. Stetson, King St.
AN intcronting short copyrighted story
entitled “Ciphers and Settlements" by
Gordon Lenox will appear in the Satur-
day Guardian oi Ilist. Bc sure _von gel. it
as it will not uppr-ar in any othtr paper.
M. R.S<'|lu|tn.l s,son of thc iureAbraham
Scnurrnnn, Lieriequc, is in the grocery
business at Virdcn, Manitoba. Fred
Davison, formerly of Centreville,Bedeque,
is also in Virden, and is engaged in the
blacksmith business.
Tru: river ice is showing signs of decay
People coming to town by way of West
itlvcr describe thc travelling as vcry good,
but the ice on thc verge of breaking up.
Doubtless a few warm days would make
ii. unsafe to travel upon.
Frm: weather, and good slclghing on
thc river ice and country roads induced
many people to travel to town yesterday.
The market was well attended, hay being
plentiful. The ruling prices will be
found in Tire Guardiun's market column.
ON Mondayevening the iilth Inst. a
large number of the gallant in-is and
iussles of Heather Division, Long Creek
paid afrnternni visit to Alton Division,
Nine Mile Creek. A program was
capltally rendered, testifying that
Heather possesses talent second to none.
At thc close a hearty vote of thanks was
t/cndcrcd t.he visiting brethren for their
most excellent program delivered.
A Local. appeared in Thursdny’s
Guardian referring to the success which
had attended thu supervision of the
strccts of San Diego, Cal. by Waller P.
Moore. It wus inadvertently stated tlrat
Jaw. St. C. Moore, Eldon, \vus rt brother of
Street. Commissioner Moore, whereas
hc is his uncle, not his grand-uncle. J. A.
Moore, of the Bank of Nova Scotia here, is
his brother, not his uncle.
Gvanrrrau advertisers will be triad to
know that its Saturday issue with its
many special fr.-nturesis now read by nl-
Ienst rix hundred more people than any
other during tha weak. This increase
isln addition to its already much larger
sale on Saturday. Every bodv should read
‘l‘hc Guardian and have acopy of the
apr-cial Saturday edition sont regularly
from this office to their friends. They
will appreciate it more than a letter.
Only fifty cents pcrycar or 25cfor1\ix
months. tf
Tnr: Dundas Amateur Theatrical Com-
pany intends in the near future to give
a concert in Dundas iiuli, the proceeds
to be in std of the P. E. I. Hospltai.Lovers
of a good entertainment may well antir:i~
pate a great treat.-Miss Georgie McLure
hrur recently returned from a two weeks'
visit to friends at St. Peters and Mldgcii.
-Miss Alice Matheson \vho_ has been
visiting her oiri honic at Albion Cross,
has returned tu St. Peters.-Miss Bessie
A. Matheson of Midgell, formerly of
Dundas, has spent two weeks visiting her
many friends in Dundas.
, A 1-unue tcmpcrnnce meeting was held
under the auspices of High Bank Lodge
I. O. G. T.. on the 17th inat. Tha chair-
man was David Glover, Chief Templar
of the lodge. Excellent music was
furnished bythe lodge choir with Miss
Lucy Sencnbaugh as organist. The reci-
isatlons [given by the members were of
avery high standard. S. F. Tarbush of
Charlottetown who was present, favored
the audience with a short address which
was highly appreciated.Reference ia made
to the able address by ilev. S. D. MrPher.
.Inst before the close of the meeting M. A.
McNeill, Lodge Deputy moved a vote of
thankstoflcv. S. D. McPhee and S. F.
Tnrbush. The motion was seconded by
Joseph liayter and unanimously carried.
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The “island Condition Powder"-is n
preparation that gives entire satisfaction
whenever it is used-Horses should be
prepared for the spring‘swcrk with a good
tonic and blood purifier-We have hun-
dreds of testimonials inlta favornnd these
speak volumes-one 2h full lb package.-
A. W. Reddin Pham B., Central Drug
store.
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Candy is wholesome if made from pure ingredients; that is why Willie S
C|i0¢0iRl¢S are in such demandt Put up ill dlinty' P°““d and' half P°““d
 \&l\WWlMMAWWWl %M %“N*#WWMW* ` gui, lay?
Rlv. W. H.Slooawrcx will preach at.
Manbdald Sundq afternoon at il o'clock.
llarnaorln /mn Mas. Toouns of
North Rtllbluo wereln the city yester-
day.
Ttur regular mvctirrg of the City Union
of Kings Daughters will be held this
(Saturday) afternoon at itil) o'cloek in the
Y. M. C. A. parlor. important business. ‘
Tu: music page In the Saturday issue of
March tiist will contain the words and
music of a popular sung entitled, “How’d
yer Liktor be a Dorgi" also Home Circle
page, Magazine page. colored Comic
D¢¥¢. Horse news, interesting short
Story, Sermon by Rev. \Vm. Dobson,
notes on the S. S. Lesson a week
hence, and all the latest telegraphlc
and local news. Only fifty cents per year
or twenty-tivo cents forsix months. tf
W. H. Lmue, Kensington, J. ii.
McCormack, St. George's. and F. T.
Morrow returned from thc Sussex Dairy
School on the Zlnd insf. and report being
well pleased with the course and
commend the efficiency of the staff oi
instructors. The Department is to be
congratulated on having so competent a
atafl'.Ii: should do much to raise the stand-
ard quality of circerlc and butter of tha
Lower Provinces. nad nntkera should feel
very grateful to the Durninion Depart-
ment for contrlbutinrr toward the expenses
of makers from the island attending thc
school, as All expense of attending was
formerly borucby the makers themselves.
The students were shown some verv flnc
herds of milk cows of pure breri (iurnsey,
also Ayrshire, owned by Pumice 8: Sons
who have large herds of very line stock
and iruve on hand llerksirire and York-
shire swine, Leicester sheep and fowls.
Mclntyre Bros nnve alsou fine herd of
Ayrsirlres and are also good producers.
They have on hand pure br».ri stock of
both sexes, und as Mr. Morrow has seen
some of each herd rnilkcd he can speak
for the quality of them. Large quantities
of butter is being mnricln n number of
factories during thc winter which
enables patrons to raise yountr
sock to good nrivuuta|.fe. The
farmers fcedconsiricruirle milk |u'oduc‘
ing food such as bran, cotton seed meal,
etc., which they con.-rider can bc fcri
profitably to nrilk cows. Quitcu number'
of hand separators are in use, leaving the
sweet skim milk at home for fr-eriing
where itis most valuable for the young
stock. The cost of milk huullngis reduc-
ed when only the cream is delivered al
the creamcries. Thnt .-ryslenr of gathering
cream requires great care, such as cooii if
the cream down as low us possible in
order to have the desired result.
Dairymen on the island should decide to
havemllk the year' round and keep the
factories running instead of running for n
few months as has been duneln pint
seasons. By having part of thc herd
freshen in the fall so calves can be raised
during the winter when they thrive best,
and by testingaasoclations heing formrd
sonata weed out the unprofitable cons
and raising the calves from the best cows
the necessary encnurngcrncnt, will be to
promote dairying in the proper manner.
THE VALUE 0F CHARCWAL
Few People Know iiow Useful ii. is in
Preserving Health and ileanty.
, Nc|u‘ly cvcrybotly knows that charcoal
is tho safest and most efficient dlsinfer-.t»
ant and purifier' in nature, but few realize
its value when tttkcrr into thc human
System for the same eleanriing purpose.
Chrrrconl is rt rcrrrcriy tlntt- the more yon
luke of it the better; it is not it drug at nil,
but simply uirrrnrbs the gases and irnpuri-
ilcsnlwayu prt-.~‘ent in the stonruclr and
irrter~tIn\-.~ nnrl currirrl Lin-rn out of tht
ayslerrr.
Cinrrtmal swr-cterrs thc brcath after-
slnoklng, drinking or after eating onions
and other oriorous \'cgeinirir~s.
Charcoal effectually clear: and inrpmvr-1.
the complexion. it wiritens the teeth and
further acts as a natural and eminently
safe cnihartic.
it.nb,~1orbs the iniurinns gases whir lr
collect in the stornnclr and bowels; It
tiisinfccts thc rnnnth and throat from the
poison uf cutarrh.
Aildruggists seliclmrcoal in one for-in
orrmothcr, but probably the beat chur»
coal und ihc most forthe rrrurrcy is in
S|.un|'t's Chnrecal Lozcngcs; they are
composed of thc finest powdered Willow
charcoal, and other irurnrless antiscptits
in tablet form or rather in thc form of
large. pleasant tasting lozcngcs, the ohm-~
eoul being ruixeri with honey.
Tire daily use of these iozcngcs will soon
tell in a mriclr ilnpmveri condition of the
general hcnlth, hotter complexion,
sweeter breath and purer blood, nrrri the
beauty of it is, that no possible harm can
result from their continued usc, but, on
the contrary, rrrcnt benefit.
A Buffalo physician in speaking of thc
benefits of eirnreoni says: “I advise
Stunrtfs Charcoal Lozengea to all patients
suffering from gas in stomach and bowels,
and to clear the complexion and purify
the breath, mouth and throat; I also
believe the liver is greatly benefited by
the daily use of rhcm; they cost but
twenty-live ecnts a box at drug stores,
and although iusomc sense a patent prep-
aration, yet I believe] get more and
better charcoal in Stuart's Charcoal
Lozeugcs than in .my uf thc ordinary
charcoal tablets."
GLASSES.
Cannot be Fitted
by Rule.
A theoretical lrnowiarige of lhc
at-it-nerr of iittinn trim-ara, is very
rroce.-mary: but the knnwlcrlgu
which the well grounded. ornir-Inn
has rroincd from years of practical
\\‘orlr.n\owilnn\ doubles t o raun-
hllity oi sur-lr an one to do armrrrrtc
rnrmclirrg.
Wltlrt o knowledge rained by
overtun yearn of pract ral wm-k
r~onp(led with n good rhoor-ctI~
ral nowledgc. and aided by thc
n.m~r.nr<\drrrr methods ni exnrnina
tion. wc claim to hn expel-Inlly
xvoliqrrallilcd tn »<ur\'u the public
t>p\ir~nl|y.
G. F. HUTCHESON. l
A STANLEY BROS
Advance Guard of
at Stanley Bros.
The New Shirt Waists
Direct from thc best makers in Canada,
bought at the lowcst manufacturcrsf priccs, and
marked low for quick selling.
Pcrfcclionin ouality,stylc, fit, finish and
workmanship.
A FEW DESCRIPTIONS.
\Vl1ite surplus waist em- Blue, gray and green
broidery and lace insertion ground ehambray with uhite
vest, tricked back, and long stripes, fine pleats hack and
tucked cuffs front-A very stylish waist
$1-15 $1.55
F` l'tl» ~'t-i' , _
overndiriiriaxicieri/“ Elliiiidslroiit, Light blue’ Pans 9"_1d Cham'
tricked back and front, and bmy_haud embro ‘de r e d
fancy c,,ff_A,,0the,. Wm, front, tucked brclc and fancy
drawn»\o'k fronr, hemstitrheri Sleeves
$5.00
tucks back, front and cuffs -
i sizes up to 44 inch
Black orgaudy, tucked bark
and front, trimmed valen-
$1.45
(nhcr White Waigts af eiennes lace insertion,
$l_8S and $2.40. $1.75, $2.25 and $2.40
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85c eu..-Nice.
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Put up in 7 lb. paiis Strawberry, ltaspbtrrv, l't- . .,
Black Curraut, and Apricot to scle ‘t from '
Price ~ ~ - 55;: pail.
CROSSE & lil'.ACKi:VEi.i.S-7 lb. tins of l\i.rr|rl:¢|.| 'r-
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sanipies-thrt vre have not .
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Property for Salc at
Victoria.
The undersigned offers by private
sale his property at Victoria, Crapaurl. C3195.
Dwelling house and out buildings all in
good repair.
Also his farm consistingof 25 acres all
clear and in a high state of cnrtivalion,
within a quarter of a mile 'of Victoria
village.
One barn on farm 2oxa5, suitable for
holding hay, grain, etc.
For further particulars apply to
Jamrls A. rr0w.\'r‘r,
Victoria, Crspaud, P.l<§.I.
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We have no.v opened up our new stuck of Il:ri:e .'11
,,~,`,,,,,,,qF,,,,,|v,,  Caps. Our Hat Department has been re-crrrtugcd :uni
now the most up-to-date in the Province. Iierc you w
find the most becoming hat and the best shapes.
Come in and see our Hats and Caps. \Ve will
pleased to show you through our department of Ilnts rr
P. E. Island's Greatest Clothing iiouse.
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Chas. F. Davison.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER.
Omce, Show Rooms and
Residence, opposite Baptist
Church. ‘
Equipment first ciass.All
calls promptly attended to
at any hour of the day or
night.
'Telephone No. 289.
NEW FOUNDR
Phone 73 Foot oflQneen[Street Box 4ll
Steam and Hot Water Heating
REPAIRS CASTINU
Founders, Mn chintats, Boilermakers-
boxes and sold by all the leading confectioners. . "pm""` i   Ciiaiiiiiiciilwil Foliiidfy Hiiii Maciiiic C0" 
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